Woody's Blind Date

by Charles Jones

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Birds presumably mate for life, or some of them do, as I recall. Hmmm. I guess saying it like that, they have that trait in common with humans. But I'm thinking that does birdkind a disservice. ;) This is a 12 by 12 inch acrylic bird painting on gallery-wrapped canvas and another example of (you guessed it) Original Jones Art. Postscript: This piece was chosen for the 2015 'For The Love of Art' show at Austin ArtSpace Gallery, Austin, TX.

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Dawson - Lynn James

Dawson - Lynn James 18 Nov 2014

Magnificent as always!!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: Thanks, Dawson - Lynn! I just had my style characterized as 'colorful and quirky' by another artist. Have you ever noticed that, by and large, artists do not buy art? Yet they are probably the most qualified to appreciate it. I find this the least bit troubling. ;)
Heloisa Castro

Heloisa Castro 17 Nov 2014

Great work!

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: As always, much thanks, Heloisa! This one I just spontaneously sketched onto the canvas and went for it. I don't do that much anymore; I usually sketch an idea first on paper or my magnetic pad. But this one did, I think, work out OK. :)
Stanley Layman

Stanley Layman 15 Nov 2014

The colors are great! Why do you call him Woody?

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: With that elongated beak, Stanley, he could easily be a woodpecker and the woodpecker I grew up with had a first name of Woody. :) You may notice that the shadow of the 'date' seems strangely reminiscent of a dragon's. A dragon lady perhaps? :) Hope you are doing great!
Mark Kokopelli Watkins

Mark Kokopelli Watkins 15 Nov 2014

Love the color, details and the look on Woody's face. Yikes!! Love it...another masterpiece my friend! Love the quality of your work!! Mark

Charles Jones
Artist Reply: The guy does have a pained look like he knows this assignation is going to be less than pleasurable, doesn't he? Thanks for the nice comment, Mark. I appreciate it. :)